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2 years ago

Solve the system r + s = -12

2 answers:

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r + s = -12 so r = -s - 12
4r - 6s = 12

substitute r = -s - 12 into 4r - 6s = 12

4r - 6s = 12
4(-s - 12) - 6s = 12
-4s - 48 -6s = 12
-10s = 60
s = -6

r = -(-6) - 12
r = 6 - 12
r = -6

answer
B -6,-6

umka2103 [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

B. (-6,-6)

Step-by-step explanation:

r + s = -12 so r = -s - 12

4r - 6s = 12

substitute r = -s - 12 into 4r - 6s = 12

4r - 6s = 12

4(-s - 12) - 6s = 12

-4s - 48 -6s = 12

-10s = 60

s = -6

r = -(-6) - 12

r = 6 - 12

r = -6

So therefore the answer is (-6,-6).

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